India unveils draft rules for data privacy, charting a different path from Europe.
Category: Digital
TRAI to hold OHD on 8 Jan for formulating Digital Radio Broadcast Policy
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting vide its reference dated 23rd April 2024 has sought recommendations of TRAI on formulating a digital radio broadcast policy for private Radio broadcasters.
Policy think tanks, civil society call DPDP draft rules ‘vague’, raise concerns
Experts suggest that the parental consent rules are likely to add a heavy compliance burden on all parties involved.
DPDP Act: MeitY releases draft data protection rules for public consultation
Government seeks public input on regulations that will reshape how companies handle personal information
Apple’s $95 million settlement case: iPhone users may receive up to $20 each
Apple Inc. has not acknowledged any wrongdoing so far. The lawyers have proposed scheduling a 14 February court hearing in Oakland to review the terms
In a digital push, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles drives past competition on YouTube
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles (TMCV) YouTube channel has clocked 40.8 crore views and 1.32 lakh subscriptions. It has also gained significant traction in key cities like Hyderabad, Jaipur, Delhi, Patna and Bangalore
EXCLUSIVE: Data protection rules under translation; expected to be out in January’25
Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act draft rules recently received the Home Ministry’s approval. There will be a 45-day consultation period.
Optimistic about CTV growth and digital advertising, particularly from SMEs: Kartik Sharma, OMG India CEO
A digital revolution, sports diversification and AI integration to shape advertising’s new frontier, says Omnicom Media Group India’s chief Kartik Sharma
MIB working on rules to regulate online ads, influencer marketing
In response to the parliamentary standing committee, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has shared that it is working on formulating rules to regulate online advertisements, including influencer marketing.
India’s top schools spur debate over OTT censorship, seek regulation
To mitigate exposure to adult OTT content, many schools have implemented strict monitoring of online activities and are conducting regular workshops to educate students about safe online practices and the potential risks of ‘vulgar’ content.